1. 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 300 400 500 200 Who Rules? VocabCitizen Me Naturalization Grab BagR & R

2. The United States has this form of government Representative Democracy 100

3. 200 Which form of government is rule by god or a higher power? Theocracy

4. 300 This form of government is rule by kings, queens, princes, or princesses Monarchy

5. 400 North Korea has this form of government Dictatorship

6. 500 What is an authoritarian government? One that favors strict obedience at the expense of personal freedom

7. 100 Define “Government” The ruling power of a group of people

8. 200 Define “Citizenship” The rights and duties of citizens

9. 300 Define Immigration The movement of people from one country to settle permanently in another

10. 400 Define Taxes Mandatory payments made to the government

11. 500 Define Civics The study of the rights and duties of citizens

12. 100 This document outlines the rights and responsibilities we have to our nation U.S. Constitution

13. 200 This is the smallest community that you belong to Your family

14. 300 This is the governing document that defines our citizenship at school Code of Conduct

15. 400 This governing document outlines rules we should follow in our home town City Charter

16. 500 This is the largest community that we belong to United States

17. 100 This is the legal process to become a U.S. citizen naturalization

18. 200 This refers to a resident alien A legal alien who lives in the U.S. permanently

19. 300 Prospective citizens swear to support and defend this document when they say The Oath of Allegiance U.S. Constitution

20. 400 This is the department that applicants for citizenship must meet with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS)

21. 500 These are the five requirements to become naturalized 1.Be at least 18 2. Been legal resident for at least 5 years 3. Be able to read, write, speak English 4.Be of good moral character 5.Show that you understand U.S. Civics

22. 100 The idea for Direct Democracy came from here Ancient Greece

23. 200 When you research “federal government” you are referring to this government national

24. 300 This makes up a “jury of our peers” A group of ordinary citizens

25. 400 The first immigrants in North America came from this place Asia

26. 500 This refers to a group of people who share traits, culture, or national background Ethnic Group

27. 100 These are our responsibilities in our homes chores

28. 200 These are examples of rights that we have in a city Right to use sidewalks and parks

29. 300 “No t-shirts with inappropriate slogans” is silently say you have the right to do this. Wear appropriate t-shirts to school

30. 400 These are some of the rights we have in our state Right to a free education, right of children not to work

31. 500 These are our responsibilities as U.S. citizens To vote and to not commit treason